Imposter Syndrome, Kiwi Cringe, and Other Anxieties with Lee Murray

Award-winning author Lee Murray presents a round-table discussion on dealing with the low points in a writing career, including isolation, rejection, comparititus, and tall poppy syndrome. This WebWorkshop includes strategies for leveraging creativity for resilience, connection, and understanding and is for anyone who struggles with the ups and downs of writing life! Lee Murray ONZM is a writer, editor, poet and screenwriter from Aotearoa New Zealand, a Shirley Jackson Award and five-time Bram Stoker Award® winner. A USA Today bestselling author with more than forty titles to her credit, Lee holds a New Zealand Prime Minister’s Award for Literary Achievement in Fiction and is an Honorary Literary Fellow of the New Zealand Society of Authors. Among her works are feature film Grafted (Propaganda-Fluroblack) directed by Sasha Rainbow, horror anthology This Way Lies Madness (Flame Tree Press) co-edited with Dave Jeffery, and Oversight: Erasure Poetry (RIZE) a collaboration with Carina Bissett. www.leemurray.info Fee: NZSA Members – $35. (Non-members – $75) – Register now! *Please note that all Webworkshops are held on Zoom.

• Bookings usually close 1pm, two business days prior to the workshop or when workshop reaches capacity.
• If you are unable to make the live event we have you covered, as all registered participants will be emailed a recording of the Webworkshop (sent to you a few days after the event) to view for one month after it is aired live.*